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Google launches Google Fit app

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Google launches Google Fit app for Android, keeping all your fitness data in one place and that can be a great answer to Apple Health   Google Fit will track everything, while serving up stats of your week-to-week and day-to-day activities like Apple Health. You can integrate different apps like  Nike, HTC, LG, RunKeeper, Withings, Motorola, Noom, Runtastic and Polar. Suppose you o prefers to use the Runtastic Orbit fitness band when running and a Moto 360 smartwatch the rest of the time, you can centralize all their data within Google Fit. So have a look.

Do you know why your recorded voice sound is different to you?

We hear sound through two pathways.  The first is air conduction. In air conduction sound passes through the air and into the ear canal, where it vibrates the eardrum. These vibrations are transferred to a sensory organ – the cochlea – through a chain composed of three tiny bones: the malleus, incus and stapes. Secondly we also hear through bone conduction, – at least, we hear our own voices. When we speak, vibration of the vocal cords engenders a companion vibration in the bones of the skull, stimulating the cochlea. This pathway augments the air conduction pathway. But when we hear our own recorded voice the bone conduction pathways is eliminated and sound is different to you.

While loop VS for loop in PHP

For loop for (start value ; End value; Increment){ //do something } Example: for ($a = 10; $a <100 a="" br="" echo="">"; } While loop start value while (End value){ //do something Increment } Example: $a = 10; while ($a<100 a="" br="" echo="">"; $a = $a +10; }

Using Google Inbox - It's a combination of Gmail and Google Now

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Today, afternoon I got invitation from Google to use it's new wave "Inbox". Now emailing is more attractive and smarter. Inbox bundled you email in different category. Inbox Logo on Phone  Inbox -Home Page From Android                                Inbox -Home Page From Desktop  Bundled in the Inbox 

Google Inbox

Google Inbox Just awesome

Apple Special Event Summary. October 16, 2014

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iPad Air 2  1.Coming with Retina display, New iSight and FaceTime cameras, 2nd generation A8X processor and CPU is faster than 40% from currently available in market. 2. Graphic performance is 180% and it is slimmer than pencil.   3. Wifi speed is 866 Mbps. that means 2.8 percent faster than previous 4. Touch ID like iPhone -5 and iPhone -6 iPad Mini 3  Comes with every feature of   iPad Air 2 except display size OS X Yosemite  New operating  OS X Yosemite available to download from 16, October, 2014. It comes with new icon Apple Pay Apple claims that Apple Pay is "Your wallet. Without the wallet." And launching next Monday. Here is how Apple Pay Working Images source:Apple's Website  

Find Out Your Google Search History

Its amazing, Google saves every search term that you have ever search into their search boxes. They even keep a log of every Google ad that you have clicked on various websites. Moreover for Google Now users also can  see a log of all your audio search queries. Just Click here to see Google Search history  Your audio search query 

File Comparison in Windows with FC command

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There is a nice command "FC" in windows to compare or difference between two file. Step:1 According to the picture below press windows key and type "cmd" on search box and by clicking on "cmd" open it   Step:2 Go to the file directory (the location of your files to be compared). My files are in "check" folder on desktop  and file's name are file1.html and file2.html. So I typed cd desktop/check If your files are in another location, then you have to go there Finally type "FC file1.html file2.html" and press Enter. Windows will show you difference between two files.

Launching Sublime Text from command-line Windows

Lets see step by step Windows: 1. Download and Install Sublime Text and git 2.Find the directory where Sublime is installed.  If you do not change the directory during installation this should be here   C:/Program\ Files/Sublime\ Text\ 2/sublime_text.exe .  To confirm, that your directory is right, run this  ls C:/Program\ Files/Sublime\ Text\ 2  within Git Bash.  You should see  sublime_text.exe  listed.  If you get the error  No such file or directory , Sublime is installed somewhere else for you and you'll need to find it.  For example, in 64 bit PC it might be under C:/Program\ Files\ (x86) 3.Open Git Bash and run this   echo 'alias subl="C:/Program\ Files/Sublime\ Text\ 2/sublime_text.exe"' >> ~/.bashrc Finally Close and re-open Git Bash. Typing  subl  in Git Bash should now open Sublime.